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When choosing the colours for a room you should consider this. Bright, cool colours generally make a room feel bigger, and dark warm colours generally make a room feel smaller and more intimate.
Wearing bright colours, you will stand out more than in greyed-off colours. Bright colours can improve your mood but also the moods of others around you which could affect the outcome of that important meeting. Or make an impact so a client remembers you when deciding who they choose to work with.
When feeling angry it has been said that visualising the colour pink can reduce the anger you are feeling. The colour pink promotes calmness and peace.
Red, makes you feel warm, comforted, and loved, which is what some would describe as the way a good meal should make us feel. Yellow, as well as being the ‘happy’ colour, has been found to encourage hunger when used with red. Your brain releases more serotonin, a feel-good hormone, when you see the colour. Notice how many restaurants use yellow in their logos to make you want to stop and eat.
Men and women really don’t see ‘eye to eye’. It’s said that while men’s eyes see colours, such as red, women’s eyes will see the different shades/tones of that colour, in this case, Maraschino and Cayenne.